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1. Confirmation Bias

2. Humans Create And Manage Search Engines, So The Results They Produce Via Complex Algorithms

3. Wikipedia Is Dependent On Published Sources, Which Have Their Own

4. Data Visualization Is A Creative Field, Limited Only By A Designers Imagination But

5. Seeing Is Believing

6. Pew Research Center

7. Sponsored Content / Native Advertising

8. Cynical

9. Net Positive

10. Unedited Videos Can Be Posted Alongside Inaccurate Information

11. Filter Bubble

12. Quality Is A Little Harder To Determine Than Relevancy. Search Engines Use Determiners Like

13. Wikipedia Talk Tab

14. If A Piece Is Mark Opinion, Analysis, Perspective Or Viewpoint

15. Claims Should All Be Backed Up By Evidence

16. The Onion

17. Twitter Bots

18. Speculation

19. We Like To Think Of Data As Just Being Cold, Hard Facts, But

20. What Should You Consider When Investigating A Sources Authority?

21. Anecdotal

22. Without Using Our Lateral Reading Skills, And Looking For Additional Context For Images We Encounter,

23. Statistics Can Seem

24. Information Is Made By

25. National Review

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